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Please WAIT! Then SCROLL DOWN to for JAY YARD SALES   [ Are you in this picture? ] Town of Jay 1st Annual Town Wide Adirondack Yard Sale. August 19, 2006 Jay residents clean out their barns, cellars, attics and back rooms, raising welcome cash besides. Summer tourists help them out and carry the stuff home--Old furniture, tools, books, clothing, baby shoes, bric-a-brac. Adirondack fun and lots of small talk. (Your Adirondack Guide makes some long overdue decorating decisions, starting at The Cabin.) CLICK & GO!  (On this page.)   Sales in AuSable Forks.   Sales in Jay.   Sales in Upper Jay.   "New" side chairs for The Cabin dining table.

NOTE: The Town Wide Yard Sale is an Annual Event in August. Contact Town of Jay Supervisor's Office 518-647-2204  for future dates.

Town of Jay
Ist Annual Town Wide Yard Sale
August 19th 8:00 am -4:00 pm
Inclulding Au Sable Forks, Black Brook sides, Jay, Upper Jay

First Annual Jay Yard Sale.	Lou Vincent, Jay resident . . .	. . . since 1969.	Jeans and stuff.	Find your size.
Kid stuff.	Sharon small talking with Lou.	Adirondack furniture shop . . .	. . . managed by Lou 1969-2006.	The back room.

Au Sable Forks
1. Tim & Teena Snow (2410 Rt.9N Next to Gordon Oil)
2. Kay Coolidge and Judy Ford (Rt.9N #2492 Across from the Wobbly Moose)
3. Audrey Godlewski (11h North Mrain Street Across from the Black Brook Offices)
4. Susan Richards (6 Grove Road across from Travy G's)
5. Sue Puliltzer (1206 Main St. Across from the Holy Name School)
6. Tammy Bola (106 Church Lane, Pass the Bus Garage)
7. Mark Clark (11 Garso Lane: across Jersey Bridge, left on Burt Lane to Garso)
8. Joe Bola (50 Broad Lane: across Jersey Bridge straight ahead and all the way up the hill)

On to Yard Sale stop #13.	Hollyhocks and achinacea by the Village Green.	Antiques and . . .	Yellow flowers.	Antiques and . . .
Small talk.	On to Yard Sale #12.	Snowboards . . .	. . . kitchen stuff . . .	. . . an embroidery hoop . . .

Jay
9. Raymond Losso (Rt. 9N to 869 Stickney Bridge Road: shortly pass the Elk Farm)
10. Cloud Spin Store (NYS Rt.9N Jay)
11. Marilyn Rosen (NYS Rt. 9N Jay right after the Cloud Spin)
12. Debby Boyce (13043 NYS Rt.9N: Near the Jay Fire House (Girl Scout Cookie Sale)
13. Roger Likewise (1 Jay Village Green Park)
14. Nadine McLaughlin (Up Rt.86 from the Jay Park 6688 Mountain View Farm)
15. Angie Williams (11 Danielle Road Rt.86)
(Next Back Down and across NYS Rt.9N)
16. Peter Brown (32 Howard Heights: First road Pass the Rapids) Next: Right off Howard Heights up past Ward Lumber on the Glen Road to the end turn left on Jay Mt. Road)
17. Lynn Clausen (Jay Mountain Road)
(Back to Trumbull Road all the way down to Upper Jay Rt.9N right across the bridge)

. . . pine and corn.	Old fashion . . .	. . . garage . . .	. . . sale . . .	. . . stuff.
Bikes and baby stuff/	Summer flowers.	Wendy's yard sale.	Wendy Williams . . .	. . . has the . . .
. .. best . . .	. . . yard sale . . .	. . . in town!	On to Wilmington #10 . . .	. .. a pretty spot . . .

Upper Jay
18. Marlene Prescott (Brook side Motor Inn: corner of 9N North and Springfield Road)
19. Dan Vincent (straight up the hill on Springfield Road to the Bartlett Road first road on the left to the Vincent's Wood Craft Shop)

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Nearby Wilmington Sale Day, too!	Martin got a green chair for $3 . . ..	. . . to replace Louise's plastic Adirondacky . . .	factory crafts at The Cabin.	Prescious stuff.
"New" chairs for The Cabin dining table.	Foldout cots for extra guests.	Candlesticks and glasses for the camps.	Wendy's outdoor grill.	Your Adirondack Guide with the day's catch.

The Revitalization Committee
Would like to thank everyone for participating in the
1st Annual Town Wide Yard Sale

An Adirondack Miscellany   Newspaper and Magazine articles, Books and lots more.  
January 1998 Ice storm of the Century Devastates Northcountry.
May 1998 Town of Jay Happy 200th Birthday Party at the 1829 Southmayd Stone House
June 1998 Natives and Outsiders at the Jay Old Covered Bridge.
July 1777 Jane McCrae Murdered by Indians in Ft. Edward NY
Adirondack Great Camps: Adventures in the Wilderness.
Miss P, the famous www.Internet web purrcat, interviews Tramp, our Fourpeaks barking cocker.  
Ironman USA comes to Fourpeaks.  
Chickadees In Winter   
Flying Critters on your Adirondack Vacation.
Adirondack Letters: "Hints of Balsam and Pine from our corner of the Adirondacks."
AuSable River Swimming: Where the Pools Are Never Crowded, And Water Slides Are Nature's Own (New York Times)
A new novel about Fourpeaks: Moss Krupnick's Daughters of Utopia, 196 pages, $9.98
For your Adirondack experience--"Stay Awhile In Style!" Plattsburgh-Republican November 2002.
NATURE WITHIN REACH: Luxury Camping. (July 2004, Southwest Airlines SPIRIT (In-flight Magazine.)
Annual Jay Yard Sale. (First Sale August 19, 2006.) )
Adirondack Recipes  (Page 1: Japanese Food.)

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